Sony Smart Watch Priced At Rs. 6299 In India - Will You Buy It?
The evolution of the software as operating systems for small gadgets has changed the world forever. Sony's Smart Watch gave a whole new dimension to wristwatches by offering all your regular digital content on the tiny display. The good news we're hearing today is that Japanese electronics rockstar Sony is all set to introduce the Smart Watch for Indian consumers very soon. What's exciting us is the price - Just Rs. 6299.
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Sony Smart Watch - Colorful, Isn't It?[/caption]
We're quite sure that the gadget lovers have already fixed their eyes on this wristwatch. The watch comes in three colors to suit your personality viz. pink, azure aquamarine, navy blue - ideal for use with formals in your office. The bright OLED screen will display your email, texts, updates from social networks like Twitter and Facebook along with Time. The watch essentially lets you control your smartphone from its screen and that means you can reject calls by touching your smartphone - quite enough to impress your co-workers and friends. It can't just let you answer the call because it doesn't have a microphone yet. Let's hope that Sony's kept that development for the next iteration.
The Smart Watch comes with a rechargeable battery that lasts for cool four days. The watch syncs with Android and iPhones through an app. We want to hear from all our readers whether they're already opening their wallets.
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Sony Smart Watch - Colorful, Isn't It?[/caption]We're quite sure that the gadget lovers have already fixed their eyes on this wristwatch. The watch comes in three colors to suit your personality viz. pink, azure aquamarine, navy blue - ideal for use with formals in your office. The bright OLED screen will display your email, texts, updates from social networks like Twitter and Facebook along with Time. The watch essentially lets you control your smartphone from its screen and that means you can reject calls by touching your smartphone - quite enough to impress your co-workers and friends. It can't just let you answer the call because it doesn't have a microphone yet. Let's hope that Sony's kept that development for the next iteration.
The Smart Watch comes with a rechargeable battery that lasts for cool four days. The watch syncs with Android and iPhones through an app. We want to hear from all our readers whether they're already opening their wallets.
Via: #-Link-Snipped-#
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